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"Did you ever see a pangolin?' is a fun book, written in rhyme, to teach children about this endangered species. It describe what a pangolin looks like and tells a bit about the animal. Returning to the values and folklore of ancestors, it helps to remind us of the true worth of the world's most trafficked animal. The illustrations were created from real photographs, showing the magic of this wonderful little creature.

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"Did you ever see a pangolin?' is a fun book, written in rhyme, to teach children about this endangered species. It describe what a pangolin looks like and tells a bit about the animal. Returning to the values and folklore of ancestors, it helps to remind us of the true worth of the world's most trafficked animal. The illustrations were created from real photographs, showing the magic of this wonderful little creature.
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Autorenporträt
Imelda was born and grew up in Cape Town, South Africa. She moved to England when she was 19 and completed a BA(Hons) in Drama, Television & Theatre Studies in Winchester. She then went on to work in broadcast and studio engineering for companies including Channel 4 Television and ITV. After children came along, she devoted time to being a mother and discovered a love for photography and photoshop through photographing her children. She then joined some photographic societies, learned more about her camera and photographic techniques, building up her skills. She is now one of the country's top portrait photographers and has won many awards with several associations. She is a double craftsman with the Guild of Photographers having achieved this in both digital art and portraiture. She was not only awarded a Fellowship with the Master Photographers Association for her body of work "Faces of Cancer", but this was also named "Best Fellowship Panel of 2018". Imelda has other books and projects in the planning and continues to work as a portrait photographer in Kent. For more of Imelda photography, please visit www.photographybyimelda.co.uk